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A man sits outside a government meat shop in Havana, where meat and eggs are rationed.

Cuba: 50 Years After The Revolution

Cuban President Raul Castro and other government leaders celebrated the 50th anniversary of the ouster of U.S.-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista on Thursday. Castro predicted that Cuba's revolution would survive another half-century. But Cuba faces huge challenges. ()  

 

A Mother's Memoir Of A Child She Never Knew

When her son died in utero, Elizabeth McCracken realized that she needed to write about it. ()  

A Snow-Day Experience That Got Frozen In Time

Dr. Jim Fleming tells his daughter Janetta how he spent snowy days in the Deep South. ()  

 

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